Chromatic is a visual testing & review tool that scans every possible UI state across browsers to catch visual and functional bugs before they reach users. Assign reviewers and resolve discussions to …

Chromatic catches visual and functional bugs in your stories automatically. It runs UI tests across browsers, viewports, and themes to speed up frontend teams. Made by Storybook.

Accessibility regression testing tools, like Chromatic, scan every commit and track baselines for each test. Rather than burying you under legacy accessibility debt you can't resolve right now, it highlights …

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Automate Chromatic with Travis CI Chromatic’s automation can be included as part of your Travis CI job with relative ease. Setup To integrate Chromatic with your existing workflow, you’ll need to add the …

Use the --debug flag for more information about what Chromatic is doing. Another reason that changes may be missed is if the changed files aren’t directly included in the webpack build; use the externals …

Chromatic automates UI development so you can build features faster, with less manual work. Follow along with our recommended workflow to see how it fits into your development process.

If you’re working with Jenkins, you can configure your pipeline to run Playwright tests in parallel, distributed across multiple stages, save the test results as artifacts, and run Chromatic in a separate …

Add a CNAME record for the subdomain you would like to use, such as storybook.example.com, then enter domains.chromatic.com as the value. Back in Chromatic, enter the full domain name you’d like …

Chromatic detects CI test runs for most services. But it’s not possible for every system, which results in users seeing persistent “Setup CI / Automation” messages in the UI.